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...line behind him, “Brian Palmer” decides to take that last slice of pizza—all of it—to consume all by himself. But who, you are undoubtedly wondering, does “Brian Palmer” represent? America? The top 1% of?? something or other? In fact, “Brian Palmer” represents none other than Professor Brian Palmer...
Well, sort of. At the same time that I despise these marriages with every ounce of my being, it’s kind of??I can barely get the words out—nice to think of loving someone that much, of a relationship lasting more than a night or a drunken half-hour. My love of the Styles section is more than nostalgia for New York, although that’s part of it. (I still read Page Six online and can be found lamenting the dearth of black-and-white cookies in the Boston area). It?...
...huge surge of interest produced by the dot-com bubble and feared Y2K disaster—two subjects he says Harvard professors were careful to steer clear of??has already subsided. In 2002, the last year he taught, Zittrain estimates his course had fallen back to a respectable 80 students...
This weekend, the field events—which both captains, Gelardi and senior Onyechi Ezekwueche, are a part of??were the only ones in which the Crimson held the edge, proving that they are some of the best jumpers and throwers in the league...
...says he is “sort of?? Republican but “a big Clinton fan” is told about Kerry’s insistence on keeping Bush’s tax cuts for the middle class. A woman who says abortion is the only issue that matters to her is reminded of the senator’s longstanding support of Roe v. Wade. Another woman, whose 31-year-old son has been unemployed for more than a year because his company moved to Switzerland, hears about the senator’s promise to close...